Logitech · Reviewed by ITSub잇섭 · Published 2026-02-20
Based on a review by ITSub잇섭 (accessed 2026-02-20).
Based on this review alone: buy it if you care about haptic feedback for customizable click actuation points (1-10 levels) — just accept very high price point (259,000 krw).
The reviewer concludes that the Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE represents the future of mice, primarily due to its innovative haptic click system and customizable actuation. Despite a high price point and a design that wasn't to his personal preference, he finds it a remarkable product, especially for its quiet operation and the ability to adjust click pressure.
The review introduces the Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE mouse, highlighting its innovative haptic-based clicking system. The reviewer unboxes the product, compares its design and weight to the G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2, and dives into its customizable features via the G HUB software, including actuation point and haptic intensity.
The Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE is a groundbreaking gaming mouse that offers an unprecedented level of click customization, positioning it as a strong contender for the future of mouse technology. Its main innovation lies in the HITS haptic-based click system, which enables users to adjust the actuation point across 10 levels and fine-tune haptic feedback, effectively resolving double-click issues and providing silent main clicks. However, the design is overtly 'gaming-like,' only available in white at launch, and its side buttons still use traditional mechanical switches. If you prioritize extensive click customization, silent operation, and are willing to adapt to a linear haptic feel, this mouse is a compelling choice. If you seek a lighter mouse or prefer a traditional, crisp mechanical click, you might want to explore other options.
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The reviewer purchased the Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE for 259,000 KRW, noting it's about 50,000 KRW more expensive than the G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2, which was already considered pricey.
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The reviewer dislikes the "too gaming-like" design, which is only available in white with large "PRO X2" and "SUPERSTRIKE" branding.
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The G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE shares an almost identical shell design, rubber feet, and internal structure with the G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2, differing mainly in the size of the branding text.
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The G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE weighs 61g, which is slightly heavier than the G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 (magenta color) that weighs 59g.
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The grip of the G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE is identical to the G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2. Compared to the smaller 2c compact version, the reviewer's fingers extend further past the click buttons on the 2c.
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The reviewer demonstrates the G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE's haptic-based click system, which uses vibration to simulate clicks, replacing traditional physical micro switches. When powered off, there is no click sound, but when on, haptic feedback and a slight sound are present.
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The haptic vibration system was introduced to eliminate the double-click durability issues common with older Logitech mice using micro switches, a problem previously addressed by optical switches in the G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2.
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The G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE is significantly quieter than the G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2, which has a crisp click sound. Despite the quietness, the haptic system provides accurate click feedback to the user.
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The reviewer notes that while the main clicks use the new haptic technology, the side buttons still feel like traditional micro switches, indicating the new technology is not fully integrated across all buttons.
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The G HUB software allows users to customize the click actuation point (작동 지점) in 10 steps, controlling whether a light or deep press registers a click. This can be set independently for left and right mouse buttons.
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The G HUB software also allows adjusting the haptic feedback intensity. Turning it off results in a disorienting lack of click sensation, while increasing the intensity makes the vibration stronger. The reviewer found levels 2-3 to be optimal.
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The software warns that increasing haptic feedback intensity will lead to higher power consumption and reduce battery life.
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The Rapid Trigger feature allows adjusting the click release point, which is useful for FPS gamers. However, the reviewer found that average users would likely not notice a significant difference in practical use.
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The reviewer and his PD conducted reaction time tests with different actuation points (1 and 10), finding a marginal difference of 5ms and then 18ms. The reviewer concludes that the difference is not substantial enough to be reliably felt by users.
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The long-term durability of the haptic system itself is yet to be proven and requires extended use to assess, as it is a new technology.
The reviewer states that the G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE's official price of 259,000 KRW is quite high, noting it's about 50,000 KRW more than the G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 which was already expensive. He suggests that if the price were around 100,000 KRW, it would be a clear choice over cheaper alternatives, but at over 200,000 KRW, it presents a psychological burden.
The haptic system replaces physical switches, offering silent operation and customizable actuation points and feedback intensity. This eliminates common double-click issues and can reduce fatigue. However, the click feel is described as linear (like a Red switch keyboard) rather than crisp and clicky (like a Blue switch), which might not appeal to all users accustomed to traditional mechanical mouse clicks.
The G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE features a highly customizable HITS system via the G HUB software. Users can adjust the actuation point in 10 steps, determining how much pressure is needed for a click. Additionally, the haptic feedback intensity can be adjusted, with the reviewer finding levels 2-3 optimal for a natural feel. These settings can be configured independently for the left and right mouse buttons.
The mouse includes a Rapid Trigger feature, which allows users to adjust the click release point, a function typically beneficial for competitive FPS gamers. However, the reviewer, along with his experienced gamer PD, found that the practical difference in reaction time was minimal (e.g., 5-18ms) and not noticeably felt by "normal" or even high-level players.
The G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE shares a nearly identical shell design, grip, and material with the G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2. However, it is slightly heavier at 61g compared to the SUPERLIGHT 2's 59g, and its scroll wheel feels a bit stiffer, possibly due to being new. The major difference lies in the haptic click system.
The video description states a battery life of approximately 90 hours. However, the reviewer highlights a warning within the G HUB software, indicating that higher haptic feedback intensity settings will increase power consumption and consequently shorten the battery life.
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The video provides an unboxing and detailed review of the Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE gaming mouse, comparing it to previous G PRO X SUPERLIGHT models. The main focus is on the mouse's new HITS haptic-based clicking system, which replaces traditional physical switches and offers adjustable actuation points and haptic feedback intensity through software. The reviewer demonstrates these features, discusses the design, weight, and grip, and assesses its practical benefits for gamers, noting its extremely quiet operation and customizability as major advantages. While acknowledging its high price and potential adaptation period, the reviewer suggests this technology signifies a significant step forward in mouse design.
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